As Pitchfork reports, El-P and director Joshua Trank have revealed on Twitter that the Run The Jewels member scored the end credits of the new Fantastic Four movie, which hits theaters 8/7. Read the tweets below.

One of my heroes, @therealelp, made a incredible instrumental piece for our end credits. I couldn't be any more excited. #elp #fantasticfour

— Josh Trank (@joshuatrank) July 11, 2015

.@joshuatrank oh shit cat out the bag!!

— el-p (@therealelp) July 11, 2015

yes, I scored the end credits for the new fantastic 4. thanks, @joshuatrank

— el-p (@therealelp) July 11, 2015

also my brother @littleshalimar contributed to the fan 4 song. we worked hard on it.

— el-p (@therealelp) July 11, 2015

In a couple of now-deleted tweets, El-P also had some good things to say about the movie:

also: I saw the new fan 4 like 5 months ago and it’s fucking good. funny watching people be freaked out about it knowing this.

put it to you this way: the new fan 4 makes the last fan 4 look like the fan 4 your little sister imagined when she was 4.

UPDATE: El-P has returned to Twitter with a bit more information about his composition. It’s not a hip-hop beat but instead is inspired by minimalist composer Philip Glass, “but twisted, of course.” And he’s hoping to premiere it on Run The Jewels’ Beats 1 radio show WRTJ if he can get permission.

trying to get the powers that be to let me play the fan 4 piece on #WRTJ.

— el-p (@therealelp) July 13, 2015

my fan 4 piece is definitely not a hip hop beat. more like an homage to one of my biggest influences Philip glass. but twisted, of course.

— el-p (@therealelp) July 13, 2015